Cap Badge Burning Bush for Clergymen

This distinctive cap badge was specially designed for clergymen and those wishing to honor the ecclesiastical heritage of Scotland. At its heart is the powerful image of the Burning Bush from the Book of Exodus — a symbol rich with spiritual meaning. Accompanying it is the Latin motto “Nec Tamen Consumebatur”, which translates to “Yet it was not consumed.” This emblem is famously associated with the Church of Scotland and speaks to endurance, divine presence, and unwavering faith.

Crafted with care and reverence, the badge is made from premium-quality, hand-finished pewter. Every piece is individually hand cast by our highly skilled craftsmen at our workshop in Glasgow, Scotland, ensuring each badge is a true work of traditional craftsmanship.

Whether worn by a minister, elder, or someone with a deep connection to the Church, this badge serves as a subtle yet meaningful expression of faith and heritage. It is traditionally worn on the Glengarry or Balmoral bonnet, placed on the left-hand side above the rosette, though it can also be worn as a brooch for formal occasions.

Measuring approximately 5cm by 6cm, this cap badge is both a respectful nod to tradition and a striking accessory of enduring significance.